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Anonymous users2024-01-23First cut off the power supply, use the suction cup (the kind of hook on the tile, made of rubber) to suck the electrical panel, and take the electrical panel off (the suction position should be cautious and the action should be light). Then pull the lamp buckle away, unplug the lamp, replace the lamp, buckle the button, and cover the panel. Replace the lamp with the original ballast.
There is a suction cup hook for the surface of the tile, and the suction cup can be used to suck one corner of the lamp glass to pull the mask away from the flat top. Don't pull too much angle, the four corners of the lamp are sucked out separately, try to be as even. Change the lamp tube and snap the lampshade on.
If there is after-sales service, it is better to find a professional.
1. Buy lamps and lanterns of the same brand as the ceiling. There is a possibility that different brands may not match their specifications. >>>More
It's called an aluminum gusset plate, knock a gap between the seams, break down according to a board, and buckle it off with all your might.
Bathrooms generally have suspended ceilings depending on what material your ceiling is If it is a built-in lamp, it is best to buy it according to the original size, remove the original ceiling lamp and replace it with a new one, if it is not built-in, see if it is fixed by screws, remove the screws and replace them again.
There is after-sales service. It's okay to do it yourself, cut off the power first, use a suction cup (the kind of hook on the tile, made of rubber) to suck the electrical panel, and take the electrical panel off (the suction position should be cautious and the action should be light). Then pull the lamp buckle away, unplug the lamp, replace the lamp, buckle the button, and cover the panel. >>>More
Set up a ladder - remove screws - remove the lamp and ballast - buy a good one of the same specifications - install - remove the ladder.